Country Roads Cottage

Welcome to Country Roads Cottage

Located within Massanutten Resort, Country Roads Cottage is a professionally designed, nostalgia-filled mountain retreat inspired by John Denver’s “Country Roads” and the timeless beauty of Shenandoah River, Blue Ridge Mountains, and the heavenly landmarks of Western Virginia.

Warm, welcoming, and thoughtfully curated, this restorative stay offers the perfect balance of adventure-filled days at Massanutten and cozy, grounding evenings back at the cottage. Designed for large groups, families, and multi-generational gatherings, the home provides space to spread out, places to retreat, and fun for the whole clan to enjoy.

Top Highlights:
- Located inside Massanutten Resort
- Minutes to ski slopes, snow tubing, golf & resort dining
- 5 minutes to Massanutten Indoor & Outdoor WaterPark
- Converted garage game room with arcade games
- Private hot tub
- Outdoor firepit and activities
- Three decks with stunning mountain & National Forest views
- West-facing painter’s corner (with supplies) overlooking the mountains
- Strong WiFi + dedicated workspace
- Washer & dryer

Bedrooms & Sleeping Arrangements - Each bedroom is inspired by lyrics and landmarks from “Country Roads.”
- Almost Heaven Retreat — King bed (sleeps 2) + desk workspace
- Mountain Mama Suite — King bed (sleeps 2)
- Easy Breezy Bunk Room — Twin bunk bed (sleeps 2)
- Miner’s Lady Bedroom — King bed (sleeps 2)
- Blue Ridge Chamber — King bed + lofted twin bunks (sleeps 4)
- Shenandoah River Hideaway — King bed + twin trundle daybed (sleeps 4)

The Experience
Start your mornings with coffee on the deck, watching early skiers make their way down the mountain.
Spend afternoons exploring Massanutten Resort’s slopes, trails, and waterpark — or stay in and challenge your group to an arcade tournament in the game room.
As evening settles in, catch sunset views from the back deck, soak in the hot tub under the stars, or paint the changing sky in the west-facing painter’s corner.
In the words of the one and only John Denver, it’s almost heaven.